Lonewolf Climbing Sticks
Lonewolf Climbing Sticks
Anyone out there use the Lonewolf climbing sticks? Some of the trees I need to climb I can't use my Summit climber on. I need a small portable climbing stick and it looks pretty good. Any advice would be great. Thanks
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Lone Wolf Climbing Sticks
I'd try http://www.treestand.com for the Lone Wolf Climbing Sticks, I know their site says there is a slight backlog but everything I bought from them shipped pretty quickly!
I'd also check out the Summit Treestands Bucksteps, they are a little more compact than the Lone Wolf ones, cheaper too!
http://treestand.com/Merchant2/merchant ... gory_Code=
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I'd also check out the Summit Treestands Bucksteps, they are a little more compact than the Lone Wolf ones, cheaper too!
http://treestand.com/Merchant2/merchant ... gory_Code=
http://treestand.com/Merchant2/merchant ... t_Count=24
Flintlock'r
".50cal patched round ball & 100 gr 2FG"
".50cal patched round ball & 100 gr 2FG"
I have four of the climbing sticks. Super quality, if they made a little larger stand I would have to go for that also. I do reccomend four though if you go any higher than 15 ft. or so. Easy to put up, I like the straps system very much and they are quiet. I also like the summit buck steps but they are a little louder and cumbersome going through the woods for me. but I do like the summit steps better for larger boots and I can stand with my feet at the same level unlike the lone wolf one foot per step. Overall quality made item and well designed but could be a little larger foot pegs. Best system available period.